The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-05 00:00:00

::4 ;,--,l"rTrf!^ FR ,:ell PAPERS. y,nrive; o TH. ; i t.,,y':l:t.TlllSl tiro l , 7 TrL C0N%P.1rr16,01 2 IWCI,AIAuf.) lIY, REGNAVD . 34 J V.AN iiTATTL, SVNATOR%—WIion your wisdetn.. : called , out tbt C kiscrii;ts of t 2,18, your Veal.; - were directed to tileveace. which signal victories had preparcd ; v o e wished :„,0 en tire new means orPeoneeering -piying. The ~.aec, t ts Zorpassed yourbope—the 41.c.nes of war are extinguished upon the Com i nen rt dthtble peace has been sss ern between the t SoVereigns in the world, Ind Europe has •tintl' to breathe. gilr there is a Government to which the repose of Lihartipe is desplii, to whieh peace is to rot, to . which i,t4:‘k.n-d is 11 ,, Cehsity, and war, Bole. l;U has to the oilier of a generous. mediation olil•rtd hv tle.y EMperor of. Russia, by s carrying tire and the iimiithe territories of his most aucieot ittotessinginore solemnly contempt of the rights, :11Atious,• proclanniog more inhumanly the .renilple-• of eternal. u.. , 44r. The indlgnation• of all • t-iieignS has replied to the injurious stoe toJ he cunning Declarations, to the barbarous Cabin. tof St. JAmes's. The predictions ddeli-- the eramrs of lti , Majesty made to you a year ago tlts , Tribune are realized. It i , , we said, !! trout of the Continent, which England woulti. set in a Hume, that henceforth a terrible war shall be liiaged against her.—lt is by applying to her on all the Eeropean shores the prineiples site has appiied in alt se.ls, that we shall Laing her back io the at;-• eioni'prineiple of the LAw of Nations and of civil. izod States. It is by extling her ships front all the coasts where wu have soldiers and allies, that the • .14.ht. 4 ,ish Ministry' will be punished for the culpable refusal at t ; iving peace m the world." Such, Senators, were the words we addressed to you in speaking of the Conscription of I 80'8, and behold a sacred and powerful league is formed to -punish the English Oligarchy, defend the rights ,of tiations, arid avenge Immaitity. From the Battle to the Mediterranean, front the Nile to the Nerve, but few pointsjemain to the English 'ships ivhere they ctn land, or where they are not forbidden to touch. But not . setlicient to have, by a just re ciprocity, pronounced against England that dreadful th:6lollCe' ; she must not be permitted to at rest in the seat of her iniquitous domina- ti , n, upon any ot her coasts, in ate; of, her colonies, ' any points of the globe which are not yet terdicted to her. It is necessary that, repelled from one dart of the world, nwnaced in all others, Eng :ond *Will(' know . not where to dirett the little milt toy force of winch she has the disposal ; and .that out' arrrii , 4l, more -formidable than ever, should he ready to carry into her possession our vyaories and 3,.int ; ing Eagles. Such, Gentlemen, are, the tree -I,ves which have determined his Majesty to &Maud 3 new Conseription. • The levy ot the pleceding year has been, as you re . 3 IN , .. 1 e pledge of Continental peace—the levy I his, yew' will be the presage of a maritime peace, of the arsenal and port of Copeol i agt , ; ,— iio emigration of the Portuguese fleet, nave not yet :,•11 toe. Continent w , thont ships. Ohr legions can reach the initithr—ti4:tand in. y yet hope, !or -uccoui :egainst oppression—lndia :nay yet ex., d , tiverci's ; and while our ani:ient piutlatn4ss, much to hasten tbe days of justice, new lv , gions ot young' warriors shall be traihed to disci pline and to battle, 'tinder r the paternal eye ot those Vl:tilike Magistrates, el. those .Senators Generals, who with .so happy a zeal have. already formed br,ue men to replace those Ns bona wm• has snatched frwri the cOuntry, tit who have been' restored to their families, llis Majesty wili•have a soperabund ance of means to realise his pacific \ c lews, or. to ex.e cote his warlike projects: To the powerful armies of hid faithful Allies, his Majesty will unite, lOr com Mon d&ttee and triumph, so. formidable a mass, that success will 'not long. be doubtful; 5.3 just a cause will not be vainly detenelecl by.su • much tome, and proteued by so: many Powerg, . A ktgue ao n /1 04111 in its elements, T , o generous in. its policy, so just to its objet sti great in its means, w ill at length bring back our Clitt.DICH . to justice throug,h fear, oi• to through viUury. PORTUGAt. REPORTS OF TM; MIN NV:110V POltractsiAti.vAms LATS Vi 4 To PORTUOA The first iteport,clE:ted Oi.t. 21, i 3 =tS follOWs : " 13 noi.49 . eiviga in Europe who tioe . s not acknowledge That if hii,terriLory,. 10.4 1)e violated:to the , ;01 . ,; - ~, o rrlci fe.4pniiiiiiC it—:l .;iii{) ‘VIIS :viz •31 iu the port of Trie. , Lte or I..i:;b•L, 0 , 4 (.7overn ,oelli. P•irtlital and Ihe :iovercign to . ..:441.)'..1. 1 ritiito would to cot Hider that viotelice and danl . aso.4:4ooe, to yottr subj , :as at. a• per ifLo•Ll outrage - -they 'could not ho:Litate to cornpL•l) England by force to respect their territory, and their ports, if they adoptL d a contrary cialduCk, if Ilicy .be 7 c.itll6 accomplice« of the•wrong.clotio by E,nglAnd to yottr itit;3eCt4, tt L ?y would pbscts theuisttikei in a st:itt; of war with your Majesty. :%Vhen ihe'l'ortu toailso(;ol;ll-nrneat emirk..r . ..!ki its ships to be viited by ringlish shit>t,. its indppendence. W 33 vi t OiatQd by its o wn consent, by the outrage done 1.1.) Its - fia4, as it Ivo - aid. love been - had Euglan t violoted : its territory :tact its ports. Th 3 cut ;lit to bi phced in a i:ato of Interdi, ill the , micistot the r.cli« of which 1v; pretends to r....s.tve to bititseli the liinpire. ;111 tir.ll4 tP(I o',lllt to JXpert troll) uthrr a nti.ttual sappoit. And at whiti Inontent did l'orttigil . ht;tray the cause of the: Con tinent ? Ought Eu,tlatict to . e s p a, ., str i l i to ha% eno Ally, when, exer:iiibi , ,c . hor every oteilac,hl the , nosy ,worla a,; the Old, attaclted,.withoot any motive (or the a• , :rivs . sion. the ti.ig of th Ammicatti, aitd dyc:l tirvir own shr.nim with 1:1;.ir seir3da;ott3ty l'amoui the di 4 Liters of COp.tni.hagen,. s:le stirprii.ta in the thick: L>l 1)034:t.:, sh.;.t piong4t, in dn.: pilligo of tier 14 ;0171c salt and . blooLly ? l3,at tilt! ,imtweeti the Port a. ,b - t 1 Mid 1 , .:,1141;md msy h a tracest to, ~,,,, .Fmgbantl in-! Pwi,: .11 E'onipe ifiat • war yotir ~,„ it ,„, L.:ft - Myatt:2d, Aik; a ;Ice Ctgli lin.) 1135: . LONIMN t.,;'finte! At the 5tlN-UV Ucee.lopeil the Ohl' and the result. uric cot iItCS ue t •etety siveiell idles "at Te . 6rS:*l.tKligs'tpretiisiless En,4lish'Sesiedrona sent to the River Mile ti;kelied the priec:,ple.ot eternal iii i, end the .....xpedition to tt Janeiro ? pet the troopa e scut ttl Beeetee Coeenhagen has. revealed its crimiliel intentions., rat tes•and Mente 'Video receive provisiiie . s -frem the , Tlisioeh the indignati,e) of al? ILer4e has:l-wen ex-; B el o, ?• These (liettli siteours treiy bees: escape d. Cited ageinst En,sand ; thOue,h at flu, lJi i France the , attention of E.Orolie but , site SaW re- numerous aneies, it t 5 tue sufbelent—it is - eeive and vianal in her port's the Eue,lisliSliips'des- -neeessary tkeit ,;,)apish influence slionlei to attacked tined to. - bleelsade Cadiz ' , to .lit , every ivbere where it exists, till tlu orsenent and Egypt; the,e which oe.re to land troops in -which the :eight sof so many dengers Napitei to stir se, revoie; those %vied) were to nitro...! Ettglapd to drive creel her Conecils the Oliteirchs duce Etielish inerchandize upon all the coil-es of the dirett them., to confide ehe Administration Mediterranean, Omagh Porinai'laww that tiii the : men,. eel - table :Of ceticiliatille the. love and i . ports ea the South ,were shut aetitest then). A interest .§fethie Country with the love: and ititerest. l i reech Cowell, whom Portugal had acknowledged ' ofthreberoan race, . and admitted to the exercise el. his iunOkis in ' pt lieY Woeld have made your_Majesty port of, Faro, has been taken froto his hoiase by the disarm; but MI6 pOliq Would' be _a scourge to Intendttnt of ilte Cestoiree sent to prison, • taken out • France, mei render 'leveler:et the,great results pan Otily to be'e\ilvd, aud the Pante:nese • Geverument have pteparede e —Ves, Sire, your Majesty,‘ far Alen Felased :Or threuemontlis to replir that outrage e '-e- 'OioliOishing your arms, ought to a:l•onent -them, till Protestetiole, of neutrality ill coecealed .ibis hostile Eogiand shall have aeknoWledifed the independeoce 'of all Powers, and restored to the seas that frlinquil condubt. The Court of Liston shotild have explaiii ed itself wiihout shufriitig- Your, Majesty proposed lily which` your Majesty ha's insured to' the Conti io it :cede to the .sySten) of the Confluent, and 'L items . Undoubtedly your Majesty • must stiffer had et done so, you would have forgotten every , , requiring 'from your petiple , fresh seeritices, and in thing. imposing new ohtigtions on them ; but you ought iqtr (om defering to your Majesty's prOposel, the 1 ako•to yicl.i to the cry of all the French —it No hi- Portugnese Government had no oilier so;ieittle„teen ewe tiil the sea Ost free, nod a jest peace shall have that of itifortning the Cduri of London, of tratepeil. re-eatahlialted Venice n the. must just, the most use lising England relative to her 'interests, of guaran- ful, and the most neee:eary of her rights." 'oeingthe safety of the Engfeli acid of their pro perty in Portugal. It had withvr protea t .(lo; ;• RfIiATIC.III, JAN, 11.--Their Majesties the King Fteneli nor their Commerce; the persons -, and and Queen of 13 is wit are expetted in this capital of their ens mies . have corainued, free and favoured. nest week ; they,coine by the wey, of Kieffshehh, . Portugal protuikd to join thoeaUsteof the C o i l ti e that of SCltaTnetz Witte. very dangerous at pre ; new, even to declare sear agninst England; ,but she : ;cut.-- -, (krente) . wisivd.to maze it, if I may ass the. expr e sfilote, in 4 LElPtite, JAN. D.»--It is cienfirmed, that in the concert ,00h her, to furnish her, under the appear.' .aPprOaChillg Sprin a General Diet of the Kiagdom .ance of bostility, with the means Of continuing ii r at Saxony will assenible at Dresden, to deliberate on atfairs of the highest imp e rtanc e . Am o n g o th e rs, ...mule with Portugal, and, through Puttogal, with the rest of Eerope ; a war eittiivaleet to a on the privile g es '-etnt indemnities of the Nobility. IS perfidious neutrality. Suu.ours were demanded 0.1 appears 'certain, ,that: they will be snbjeeted for the E„ g i an e , and, to gain nine, atte m pts were ma d e to future to the lame 'Contributions, both ordinary and deceive your Majesty by vain declarations; scruples extraordinary; as the other citizeus. •werc aliedged upon some of the eonsequenese, of the The Irrbeeh troops in. the Duchy of Warsaw have rendered the most essential services in repre s Si n g • war when 11011 e. were eutertaieed upon itar itself, which breaks all ties.—ln vain did ymir Majesty, some diSorders, the inevitable consequeneS of the . deigning to condescend to . these pretended scruples, war.—(4l/oniteur, Jan. 21.) modify your first deinands—t he same refusals were renewed—Portugal made prOmises, but delayed the execution under differeat pretexts. • At one time it wets. the Prince of Beyra, a child of twelve prals,who was to be sent to the Brazils to defend that colony— at another tune it was a squadron expected from the Mediterranean, which it was wished to have in safe ty in the Tagus. Thus Portugal, embarrassed in her artifice, mak ing with tee Court of Lendon engagements, reel „lint! useful to the English, with Festive, vague anti pre tended engagements, waited for suceours.and advice from England, suught to delay die measures of the Cabinet, and, humiliatitn erself before both, blindly committed to the chance of events the itne rests, perhaps lilt existence, of a nation which oda nutiouslyetesired her tivt . to give then) up, to a Power SO fatal to all its Allies. The epoch whiel) ydur Majesty bad taxed for the expected detertninatioti, which you tied consented to prolong for a month, arrived. Portugal decided her own fate. She bloke off her la4t coons:diens with the Continent, by re. driving the French, and Spanish Legatious to the e e ... cessoyot tontine; 'Lisbon. Portugal has placed.her 4elt ilea state ut war with France, !ICA WllllBl.lllldillg benevolent disposition of your Majesty towards her; - War with Portugal is a painful but necessary duty. The interest of tpi c a Continent, from whence the Linglish ouglit to be exeloded, fwees your Ma levy to declare it. Longer delay would only place Li icon in the hands of the English. A young Gentleman, the son of a very opulent Terehai)f, near Crutcheo Friars, has been tnissng ruse Thursday last ; on that evening- he Was seen atjhe play, and, it appears,. went afterwards to a noted house in St. James's-street, where he lost a .considerable cum at Hazard. 'There does not ap pear any defalcation in his accounts; and, being an only son, his unhappy parents are almost frantic . • at his 'absence. ANsiort-fiovE.--Yesterday Alin Ricks w as charged before the Loap MAYOR with uttering a forged check, for 4621. 6s. tod. drawn on the Bank , inn . -house of Grout, Prescott, and Co: purportiug to b:dra w n nerd signed by procuration ofJames 'Nines Nichols, Inn. payable to s _ Messrs..lathes and Co..and dated Feb. 2, 1808. Mr. Runthold attend ed as . Solicitor for this - prosecution, Which he said was iit ,t he instance of the Association of Bankers of. London and Westminster. The first and principal Witness was Mr. T. Ward, a Clerk in the Bankiug - - laniso of M.sq - s, G. P. and Co. proved 'that the Pri soner came in theregtilar mode of.bosioesq, and pre= seated the draft for payment ; not having any ac count in 'the names of the parties . who had signed the draft, he asked the Prisoner for who'll he reeeiv ed it, he said, for a Gentlentan; being asked who the Gentleman wag, he said an Attorney, whom be afterwards said war Orrell, of Winsley-street, Oxford•street.' The Prisoner , then asked to have thetiraft returned him, ie the balance would not pay it, tvhic:h trite Witne,is said he Could not do till he knew more, and desired,the Prisoner to go into an inner office, btu before' he had time to loOlt into the accounts,' the Prisoner came out and s;frd he unw go, when a suspicion arose in the Witness's mind, that all .was not right, and told the Prisoner, if he did not go into *bitter tutee and wait Prescott carne down stairs, be would give him iu,charge to a peace officer.. Then the 'Prisoner said (and not till then), he (wand the draft the night betore near the Royal Exchange, and that he was clerk_ to Mr. Orrell. 'The Witness innned4ttely accompanied' the PrisOner'm Orrell, who proves •to hen respeda ble Sojeitor; who:said the Prisoner was his clerk, but knew nothing of the draft, and never scent hitn• for payment of it, btu gave him a good charaelee since he had been with him. The Prisoner was then brought hack to the banking-house, and com mitted to thePoultry.Compter. Orrellattend erl and subseantiMed what lie had formerly said to .1‘.1).. Ward, and declared he did nut send 'l'rt,on er the draft, - and knew nothing of it. The Prisoner, - in det'ene.'e,' said he found the cheek the ni:ot before he presented it, and Only expel ted they would give him - some remuneration ebr finding it ; confessed he load told ho one alit, and lamented his imprudence, having always supported a good cba ratttr till now. The' evidence was .read over to him, but not'. hearing it distintily, he was permitted to read it over to , hinoclf 114 wittifully counmitted to' t'alte his Ilia. `..' • When the late worthy Alderman I/IC - KETT carried into effea the improvements in that part of the City 'of London, SnoW•hill and Temple - bar, he conceir;d that thotie who undertook to build on such favourite . 6110tH Would'have.realized a large profit by the un dertaking, Sometimes it occurs, that those who enter into the contiaa do not succeed, but _those who becorne possessed of suett.estares, when finish ed,,oftet, realize more• than' the projeators expeted. circ.iustarice has already occurred,. and as soon as' the fate of the Houses area decided, the interest to the possessors will annually increase. The Legis lature iiaying granted an Act Of Parliament fer the disposal Of the said . Estates, by, ,way of Lottery, Hortxszy and. Cu.. orit Appointed to sell the Tir.ktfts and Shares,, at. their Lottery Othees, 2ti, 'Corid);:i, .52, Charing-cross, and it, Margalet'S-hill, Borough. To the list i.)f. privations, which the French at= ready surl4 !'rota the violent conduct of their Oor .sicati may be a,;dtA that Of Madeira Wine. Our recent ptlSiieSSitlll oft hat valnalin., Islsrui, though but retained fur 114. - -r Vaithfor - Majt•ltv, - will a.. deprive France and hei- skit ish allies of. its rich prioluce; ttt, 'they aro of jiailicipatiti7 of any of Ore inOulelitoris product of our :ptesetit Stale Lorutries, rtitAm ANFIICLR Sea Sraltb fll for t h e p a p e r, 1 e;ivrs fur the fiditoo, &c (pact-fight), . . . ; ~. r.RAVI.AIvii, fpitUO.R.Y 2. • , ; 1135 0 bl'—'`e Alalt.t. rikist i :rum fmtnalca. , •.., #SAiI-k1 toe. :joi:o7.,.iiroix 7 i), tor 6 e.slula ; Ctiarleit, iSLIt. titt, for Nzw-York i aiicl , EdWara, Luaie,' for Isntaica. ~,~ ''i , . . 13/RTIIS, On the 3d itm. at Ladv Francs liarpta* the Lady of ~ . .. , , , tv,, , ,i:, :i jeolie , ii r.sq. of''.l ihughter. , Ihiqt 91' ‘V ,,, ii► 'stlaY mrning. in t; teat Quecti-Street ninister, the 1.... tty of elfart;:s.Willt.tal Hint. Esq. of a Sun. On litui*4..ty. at hid house in liedtord- place, the Lady of Andi, t w LonKtinian, Esq. ot a Son. , (:ii Wedues,lay the nth ult. at Harrinifon, in the Countt of Notthutuntun, the Lady ut -- the Rev. William Wilton. a Son. . . • Yesterday sennight,-at Clitt th the Lady of Aylmer Hahn ~ _.., , • - .. ._ • • - E. of a•Sou. - ' • . A.l4Rt4 MD. • Olt Saturdn last, at St. James's Church, Mr. Isaac latmcgi of to Miss of the sante Riff= Lattly, at ilishopsnyinpton, Devoe, lotuf Hato, Egi• %VA 7i ye..ra. to Miff; Gregory, of Ex turd, in the I,oge (-edify, up,i is. A tvw da t bislCe, the Rev. lame.; Trego i of Exeter, Mi., nista in IL* late Countss of Huntingdon's co:we:clot', t 0 ' thrriet younest daughter of George Veit* c•-ock, Lag. of Lyme, Doraet.: DIED. .. . , On the ISA* ult. et his house' in Clarges-street, FiCCAdinf • Arcbtb3ltl Kcir, Esq. Onnetlnesday se'nnight, in the 47th yegot its age, lone. Crorody, li;:q. Solleitur, of Higitvurtit, in the County, Of Wilts. tately;at la tuotherif, Louse in ,Warminster, Chas. Web 66 Esq. On Thursday the 14th ult. Itt Smalclifn, Oxon, the Ref. ,-- Camel', Vicat of that Parish, turd ' terin,:ily Fellow of Ishsv colie.ve . • Lattly, , lit Beth, Mrs. Poplin, rata o f John l'opkilts Esq: in CoyttAeite, Glatnorgan. Ott TueSday, of a liver colpplaiht and bilious f , .:. r, at t rf: liou i 9 tower brook-street, the Countess of Enst;,,t. The o.ithr day, utter A Itagering ,Iluess, Mrs Too:reF. the site of Mr. yiltiarn 'nosey, at Ins Itti.tse in 1.)42te-strcc 4 Illx,ntsruiry. . . tin Ittesttay last, in Pulteney.str , et, I.Lith, Mrs. Note.. trial!, relid at the Rev. Tntl.N6vruan. (In •Wednesclak last, at her house in Walnut tree Walkt,' Lainhetit,-1,1r5'..1..ee, svi rut Mr. William L:r. '. '•' , ft • Ott Nlotulay the Igth 'illt. 2t 311 4;i l / 4 11Ce I alit:, Aft''''' 1 6 ' 1(47 '. i I incstl, ViimicKi K.04;1),, Ea+ bankeviatki Mci,:t4.nt at ,l'ialn• senile. ' ', . ! b4lil t On the itth ult. at Bath,- John Hap ._l'.sq rat A - ' Git..en, in toe County of Vin er, use of Hi. ikl s tjesty's Isig - t tics of the Peace for that ,County. ' ' . . rOCKS SECOND REtoRT, J. 18'0$. 'His Excellency recalls to the •recolleftion of his:. I.4lajtsty how necessary were the s aCtive and vigilant measures which, Nu oe3 e been tact,, and so w cooded, • by the rapidity of the march of the French troops— , -Portugal only sequesielvd the English goods when the English were secure from that measure, which Portugal did not even affea to execute. She concerted hey flight with the English and, n little while hefore we received the news of it, a courier li a ,l carried to Italy; where the Emperor,then was, new, protestations of attachment to the ao . mi n co canie of' the Continent. He antiouneedte retur n cif M. 1)v. L6tA, who had not fittatecl Lisbon, inn! the arrival of the Ambassador Extraordinary, M. pa tuALvA, probably time chipe, as was the'cotarier, of the bad faith of his Court. • . . l'ortngal is at length ti,:livereel from the, yoke of tngland; your 111aje , ty neeupiti, it with pant troops ; it had' been left didetteele , s on the Sea side; Inv.' a part of the cAnon ou her coasts hut' been 'flins England menaces' her at present, blockades her ports, and would lay waste her shares. spin had leas for Cadiz ; sh.: has fnki tears for Ceuta; it is against that part of the world that the English appear to wish to direii their secret LY:petlittons. They' have entbar4'd troops'at Gibraltar; they have r2called I:Tit:li that iaarier those Which have been driven from the Levant,. nod . a pai't of - those which they had ac euniulatect in Sicily. Their eruizers On the coist of Spain become wore vigilant, and seem to, wish to reveng , .7 upon that kingdorn the reverses they have opecienced in the, Spanish Colonies. All the penin,sula (I , 2st:ryes to fix particularly the attati tion of your 516esty. KV.I.ORT • THIS •MINTISTAa Or 'WAR ON 7/113 MBA-. ;MIMS T.IIi.EN BY VRANCS Iliql)liit TUE PrtENENT CIIKUS3STANCBS.••••-/AN. 0. 'Your Majesty ordered inq to form the fir."3t end fievenci Corpa i of Ot),erVation of the Oirgnde. ; The first of tlivlie Corp,,4 conitn;inded by c;,...0eral Jti:sar, 1133 contlnerild Portug:ii. bead of Ibe peconcl is ready -In Ballow thq first, if ciraumtancesrequire ir. -Your Nlitielty, wlio6e vigilance is Dever itt funit, tite Corp; of Obiervation of the Qt•ean, confided to Marsha! .NONcivv, to be in the third l'iterneceoity . of. bhutting the Ports of, , tise ag;tinit ottt, irrecouvileabte enemy, and of halving upon 'every point of ettnek coftidQrable A in::111s, in r.rder to,,p ofit cabinet.; ciretitn. slnilce4 44 . y,ht pri;:ient them)eive,;, to vary the v,•3l' to Om In.-at Etigh;lLl. Icelano, Ihe TeXe;, ttitly render trig le: J . of the 11 , ;!) Dece:b.v.y." )P cv i. H4ft ft t 5, or No. 4; Niarrlert.,; , ,,efrt, v l cs N o . i .2,,:strnrid; wiwn; davotistrntvitx3 PR7CE OF Sd a tack, T7oi 171 1 7°C Ar n Y . Bank Stock. zsSii I S:avy ,c pet Cent. 964 f India Bonds, Pair, ss. dis. ; c'per Cent. t7g7, South Sea 5t0..14, - • Inch 5 per Ccnt. Exchequer hills, is. pr. pit 4 per Lent. Si }a thnifrittt, / . 3 per Cent. ked 64 i 64.1. , Iffiffrial ; per Ccnt. 6; : it 1 pe' Zrttt. Con b . ; ), i i • Uitto Ann. 7 i tt:ttStlts Mink L. Attn. 1W I 3-t6tlts Cop. for 2.5 th inst. 63i Ditto Short Attn. - . ; tiistz H WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MO E. ROW Morning. 34 min after S. Afternouu, .6 min. 'after 9. DEUVATE. ACCAX\INIOI7 ATION, where it cats A he attainca tut f:tir, just. at:.; 11 111 $t 1)4 eYer.Jcknowl , ,lt4c , l 13)1G74) . .e3.1i114 to tire tech ,, : iletqrupS ttl b.)trillViil4 tention - lt , or Velfil,ll4:lit• at Money, titan by applying to a Vtgllit; tabtiltiriA4 !10 aattle • -0 ,00 Mr. ROBERTS. who itas for iii:veral %eats, in the al v° c.sr.goet-m tl the Ahuity.}3uillitys. wit Ft gre.ll tiali.t3Ct iaUS to both Letvier 4inu Borrower, is at present iii.ttiorrontrbf most respettahle persons,' to iay out several Scuts of tin t " 3ooi. 7uOl. lbool mai ly 14 ) sr.o.r.Col. fur redeemable Annuities upon • Funded Property under mist. LierAptiCh'S SlOll3. &C., i. t jointor Sittiie Lives. —Ten eats' Purcik.”P given Personal applications 'bell.re Two o'Clock. at hi', l4 A ' l " l ' ct C 22, CCCll•fittt - et and ecttaS, poSt•pAid, iittly' amt. — ;°4 , To TiU)MAS YLOK, No. 9, New Bridge:A:feet, Lonion• • Honoured .54; IS)t. EKG leave to inforrn yoke, ever nit)cc: 1I yet,. ,1/90. I have been alliieled with rea ; which, flout, its. ohstinatoly .reDiranig, coorse...gr 11 , len*.eitie presa.tiliell'hy' the • tilt Ele nere, and otoicrgoing sxveral sOrlire ctrurses of and twice dischtirged from it, with little re-4it , woultl appear to.he 4.4 the most inveterate al.tiirz. In th l . spring of last..year anv 114 l got to a imarly to pitta period to iny L aces aii the crown of my head, one on each :not, ',aid :fly 1 4.; $ . were broke out in a Ifightfo I roanner ; :;)j tklia was Lrtl • fully atitl had been in a Inktt. of ulceration tor tits yil4rN; my left had als.i 't %VW; very touch dif.coiourekl, and gave me such cx,..ruti 2 t" partienlarly when warm in bed, L; nearly to (rive me nit it:A iii this larnentable , star;, I kva recon" Mended br :Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so 0 ,, f:' 1 , s elate ofMete here), to take your !.cake's Parent Val.. , whiZ.-11 I hcon to on th, .26th of May ; the cifor o of I began to reeri , :e berie:it --in little owl': than a an. , i:ah, the uleers on my herd and antis "T l l % soundly .. , l—soon atter, the sores rrti any, al‘.) however,' consat;:rablr• discolour:l:ion to skin, an:: pain is the boike attic lett, whiell, by tho ! 71144 ' . sing DE Coo, and a little loraga perseverance in yoor lu s t ittable sub;iiltat ; the whim' dispersinK, • the 61( 'r . regaining, its oat iira I flue, and the t nnetartial pains grati.i I,Y RR oing oil. I tikivi becauie, by your liberal a,-.l.vice and 14 , 0 ' petty...ly tree from all a ny tamer complail it ,t, hare rei.soveted. toy titer spirits and strength, and ao , come jolly and -rat,. in which state flaying contiootl mhntiks to .the astralishment of all who knew nie. a loss NVhdt teriits to cY,aircs,', rny ,but , bl. l g, , .for the good: 'other' skitie.ing ;.nertals, to inallielJ, i3 ir o ni' case as WIN It: as pi ) Ssi' ,- ) . ..e. as Oat! ,on eraty In en %lon , g , you %vat eblige Sir, rt"' obedieot, very hunible senant, --* Swan's Close, fli4l::ltreet, Edinburh. ' lOMN Tilf,; WrlneSSes to the above Cure: InKH WIN roe H. old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. • i7arre7'Nan'd.l4SOld.34NCw Voultry Market; and. oNta = a r Ltir, Member of Ow Royal College OT ' tt tlecos, iuslloose, Na. 9, New Itride-f.treet, Loaskrniz the sole Proprietor, r . • where, .user a eatristant resider:ix of more than th irt / .5 0f V IrS • •.PraCti 6 : diredett r to the , ctir: . of ci VT , 11 apd those incidentai to the l'arx , f Geberata.ai, witl‘ that inviolable secrets which rit' n . hg h:? ntufc<aurn tp.Quitt observe in :web cases. bid t advice assistande he gratu i t r .' ! ' atlmmisters ti.) pe6,u,no %akin? this NU:ed.:He, .esteenreii,. by . a d i .,,, cern , n g a , art ; ,0 14i tagess %him attainable and Vold of all ambigoity. Also sold, by his ; appointment,. fir, the convtru..i— st , A th l o b s a e n l ' i s- v s it t l ife a c t t , P d a t i l l i tt l l c a e ll ; at the T P O e j• r • s t. h u O n 1,17' t..4,:,N.°7.°.13'5').(1111; ~ r 4-igmt; Disbor.4 g h , ::, No. 7i...1 ish4stree•r,t;',,,.. MI% S:r-et's. Bookseller,. No.-t. Union-row, r mae.. hill; Mr. ititxter's Edinburgh; h •I by €1061 3 1 d, GL*ow. ; DWI, Ditue.4tfee4.l.)tit.ilV; j ft ,tit or. in every eerAcierable town in Great 1 6 :'`;;;`,,ill boxes of or.iy,js,,tyi. elich, sealed. up i :‘ an( e, Plain wherctq r:tsteril* or either, es.are vntry ease, s;.te.eil, seetrey, and..sai„ ut,• with It. h•AgOili in Great Britain is 4;ealed cn ;i a Jtaittp, ivy favour of tho Corntror,":7„co, f• p• Intel, at ca.e T/layt3r, N 9, ,q' n oo --to imitate which . Felway, anti Jr I Initon.st frct . ms vencn-qUa re; malt be :ictiresiod.